The Auction Is Now Closed!
Thank you so much for participating!
Thank you so much for participating!
It's auction time!! We're so excited about the items being offered in our Spring Auction. All proceeds raised in the auction will go towards finishing the first building at Tusubira Village- a building that, when finished, will open up accommodations for visiting teams working within our community. These teams (teachers, medical professionals, hydrologists and agriculture experts to name a few) will directly impact the success of our program- so we REALLY want to finish this building. It will also house our social worker who facilitates all programs currently run through Tusubira Village. She is responsible for work that empowers the women of this community- so she's kind of a big deal. We have about $26,000 left to raise in order to finish and furnish this building and every dollar brings us closer to being able to complete it. So thank you for bidding, thank you for donating and thank you for being a part of this exciting work~
So- the details!
1. The auction will begin first thing Friday morning, April 8th. It will close at 3 pm PST on Saturday April 9th. The last bid at that time will be the winning bid.
2. To place your bid, leave the $ amount and your email address in the comments under each item. If we don't have your email address we can't contact you.
3. THE WINNING BIDDER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING COSTS. All items will be shipped from the United States.
4. The winning bidder will have 24 hours to submit their winning bid to the Grow Hope foundation. If after 24 hours the winning bid hasn't been submitted, the second highest winning bid will become the winning bid.
Good luck and happy bidding!
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Simply my favorite pre-assembled cookie mix. Ever. Donated by Not Without Salt.
This listing is for TWO tubes of mix. THE TWO TOP BIDDERS WILL EACH GET TWO TUBES.
This beautiful camera bag has been donated by ONA bags and I can say from personal expereince- I LOVE this camera bag. It is the perfect combination of fashion and function. From their website:
Whether for work or play, the Prince Street messenger bag delivers on both style and function. Handcrafted with our signature waxed canvas and detailed with full-grain leather, the Prince Street comfortably accommodates an 11-inch laptop or tablet, a camera, up to two lenses and small personal items. A slim removable top-grab handle and a streamlined back pocket offer additional convenience and style.
These fabulous sturdy canvas market bags are perfect to take to the market, the beach, or wherever you need to transport things. The bags measure 23" x 17" x 6" and are made of sturdy cotton canvas. But here's the best part! Each bag that sells will feed two children their first meal of the day for an entire school year! That is two kids that would normally go until after school before eating.
Diameter: 8"
This Sari blanket is from Yobel Market. From their website:
These beautiful, handmade, vintage sari blankets are made by women who are survivors of Kolkata's red light areas who have taken brave steps into new life, freedom and hope.
OVERVIEW:
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN INDIA
PROJECT EMPHASIS MARGINALIZED AND VULNERABLE WOMEN
MATERIALS 100% UPCYLCED COTTON SARI
CARE INSTRUCTIONS HAND WASH
SIZE APPROXIMATELY 40"x80"
I brought these heavy canvas pillow cases back from my last visit in Paris. I love their layered neutral palate and they look wonderful in any number of color schemes. There are two 20" x 20" pillow cases in the set.
This listing is for 2 - 20" x 20" pillow cases.
This fabulous persimmon canvas print was donated by Jeanne Oliver - and it is one of my very favorite pieces of hers. This is a gallery canvas wrapped print of a Jeanne Oliver original oil painting. The canvas print measures 5" x 7" and comes signed.
How fabulous are these fingerless gloves donated by our dear friend Stuart Moulder. They are a gorgeous jewel color and light enough to be worn in spring, autumn and winter.
This gorgeous apron was made from vintage fabrics by my dear friend Jeanne's mom Madolyn Griffiths. Sturdy and beautifully sewn, this is a fun addition to your kitchen wardrobe.
26" wide x 21" long
These bags are 100% cotton and can be machine washed. They are approximately 10" x 15", but being cotton, they stretch.
Donated by Brian at http://bpfarms.etsy.com
This inspiring t-shirt was donated by Beloved Clothing Co in Oregon.
100% pre-shrunk ringspun cotton with a relaxed fit. Size medium.
Some of my favorite things brought back from Uganda! A hand-weaved bowl and two necklaces made by the women in the community that Grow Hope works in. A hand-carved oblong wood bowl and round bowl - perfect for salts or jewelry. Finally a wooden carved spoon with a beaded handle.
This cookbook was donated by my friend Russell Dean Lowell. From the website:
Be Prepared for the Adventure of a Lifetime... For the first time, one of the Northwest's most celebrated chefs is making his amazing life's journey, public. He offers us a peek inside his private journal and with the true spirit of a natural-born story teller, Russell takes us on the adventure of a lifetime. You will ask yourself, is it all a stroke of luck? Kismet? Whether he is fly fishing in Baja or hanging with friends in Malibu, Russell's charmed life and experiences make this book impossible to put down. Filled with recipes that are sure to delight home cooks and chefs, In Search of Duende gives the reader a chance to experience a journey of epic proportions and the delicious dish that corresponds with each fascinating story.
Dreamy blossoms wash across a vibrantly lovely serving bowl with a glossy, color-pop interior.
http://www.poeticwanderlust.com
Noonday leather and brass necklace.
This gorgeous apron was made from vintage fabrics by my dear friend Jeanne's mom Madolyn Griffiths. Sturdy and beautifully sewn, this is a fun addition to your kitchen wardrobe.
19" long x 24" wide